government or corporate espionage), cultural and familial archivists, internet collapse preppers, and people who do it themselves so they're sure it's done right. Among us are represented the various reasons to keep data - legal requirements, competitive requirements, uncertainty of permanence of cloud services, distaste for transmitting your data externally (e.g. Friedl's plugin has much more flexibility built in.We are digital librarians. There it is also suggested to use Jeffrey Friedl's Flickr plugin instead of the built-in one.
#HOW TO DELETE DUPLICATE PHOTOS IN FLICKR HOW TO#
This is the option also shown here: Lightroom: How to make publish forget about photos published to Flickr? | Photoshop Family Customer. This loses the links to all already published images but at least it shouldn't delete them from flickr. The only way that I am aware of is to delete the publish service from Lightroom's sidebar and to recreate it from scratch. How can I publish new photos to flickr without deleting the 572 that are in the "Deleted photos to remove" group? It is possible that Lightroom writes a log file somewhere that might contain this info but it would be very hard to tease this info out of that in a form that allows you to easily find those images and re upload them. No, there is no way to do this that I am aware of. Is there any way within Lightroom to identify the 1,000+ photos that were deleted from flickr so I can re-upload them? (There is nothing available in flickr.) Just to unlink them and Adobe appears to not have thought of that possibility. Often you don't want to delete them from flickr or another service. I've been extremely annoyed with this exact issue. There is no way to remove items from the publish plugin without marking them for deletion. You ran into one of the major design flaws of the publish plugins.
Is there any way to prevent LR from deleting photos while still being able to publish? Interact with other members' photos and videos (comment, add notes, favorite)ĭelete photos and videos from your account Upload, Edit, and Replace photos and videos in your account When I attempt to authorize a new publishing service, I get the following notice:īy authorizing this link, you'll allow Adobe Photoshop Lightroom to:Īccess your Flickr account (including private content) It looks like the only option within flickr to manage permissions for LR is to remove the "Delete" permission.How can I publish new photos to flickr without deleting the 572 that are in the "Deleted photos to remove" group?.Is there any way within Lightroom to identify the 1,000+ photos that were deleted from flickr so I can re-upload them? (There is nothing available in flickr.).Went to flickr and removed delete permission for all third party apps After the obligatory expletives, I proceeded as follows: When I hit "Publish", I noticed that all of the photos I had removed from the "Modified photos to re-publish" group were being deleted from flickr. I did not want to re-publish, and couldn't find any obvious way to avoid that, so I removed them from the "Modified photos to re-publish" group.ģ. Not sure why they were there, since I didn't make any modifications. When I dragged the 50 photos into my "photostream" publish service in LR, I noticed that there were over 1,500 photos in a group marked "Modified photos to re-publish".
About half of over 10,000 photos in my flickr photostream were published through Lightroom, the other half through other methods. I have only one publish service for flickr in Lightroom, named "Photostream".
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